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I'm no Canadian, but I'll do my best to answer your question. Canada has a prime minister, which is usually called a 首相. Each Canadian province ha... Read more
Happy to do it! Read more
As we say at the end of the podcast, this is the real procedure for bringing in dogs or cats to Shanghai, but not for Beijing or other cities. Read more
All excellent ideas! Read more
I was relistening to this lesson today in the ChinesePod office, and it actually made me pause the show to go down and get some baozi. Alas, all... Read more
The two hardest expressions from the interview: 叶落归根 棍棒之下出孝子 If you're advanced or close to it, I'm sure that's enough for you to look them up... Read more
The dialogue sounds like Chinesepod did some fact checking, and this really the procedure for bringing pets into China. Is it? I als... Read more
Hi! Can I say: (I´m going to buy something and I´ll come back) Wo qu mai dongxi yi tang thanks in advice! Read more
How would you say: If I spend the whole day learning chinese I would improve very quickly, but I would probably get upset really soon. So I le... Read more
Good question. I'm going to have to defer to the native speakers to answer that. They'll be back from vacation in a few days! Read more